Portable oblique lighting for bump marks

Looking for a compact, low-heat light that gives clean oblique illumination for photographing plug face and pin head striations after suspected bumping; my 5000K LED penlight is blowing out micro-scores at shallow angles. What’s working for you in the field — high-CRI pens, fiber optic goosenecks, or a specific lumen/beam profile — that preserves trace, adds minimal heat, and holds detail for later comparison microscopy?

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@OP Swapped 5000K pen for Aputure MC (95 CRI) diffused about 10–15 degrees; preserves striations, battery is the caveat.

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